New Royal Society study maps how facial movements change how speech is interpreted
Limor_Raviv · x · 2026-10-23
An ERC-funded study published in Royal Society Proc B by Glasgow, Vanderbilt, CNRS, Grenoble and Lund researchers shows the same word and voice can convey different meaning depending on facial movements — the paper maps exactly which facial movements alter perceived confidence in speech.
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